Drogheda United Fined €15,000 as Away Fans Banned After Derby Disturbances
Drogheda United has been fined fifteen thousand euros by the League of Ireland and supporters banned from the club’s next
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Put the Kettle On for Drink Tea for MND This March
The Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association is inviting people across Louth and the country to put the kettle on and
New An Post Stamp Marks 250 Years of U.S. Independence
Photographs being issued by Maxwells Minister O’Donovan and U.S. Ambassador to Ireland Unveil New Stamp Marking the 250th Anniversary of
Health and Wellness Column
When Stress Lives in the Body February in Ireland has a way of getting under your skin. The rain lingers.
Mayor Michelle Hall Voices Ongoing Concerns Over Future of Special Needs Assistants
The Mayor of Drogheda Councillor Michelle Hall has said she remains extremely concerned about the future of Special Needs Assistants
Tributes Paid to former Smiths Garage Owner Anthony Smith
Widespread tributes have been paid to Anthony Smith, esteemed chairman and former managing director of Smiths Garage on North Road,
Louth TD welcomes €30 million new scheme to support tillage farmers
Fianna Fáil TD for Louth, Erin McGreehan, has welcomed the opening of the new National Tillage Sustainability Support Scheme, which
5 Things to Do in Laytown
Laytown is a lovely fishing village with a calm and steady pace of life. There are plenty of unique attractions,
Government Approves €700 Million Investment in New Enterprise Trains Serving Drogheda
There is some good news for commuters in the north east after the Government gave the go ahead to buy
Drogheda Cottage Market Celebrates 10 Years of Local Creativity
Drogheda Cottage Market is celebrating ten years at the heart of the town, continuing to champion local makers, food producers
